8 Hours in Bed Doesn’t Always Mean 8 Hours of Sleep Published by admin on September 9, 2026 Hitting the “eight hours” mark feels like a win — tick the box, sleep sorted. But the number on its own doesn’t tell you much
Concussion Recovery: Why “Feeling Fine” Isn’t Enough Published by admin on September 8, 2026 If you’re a parent or coach trying to work out when a young athlete is ready to get back on the field after a concussion,
Why We Check Balance After a Concussion Published by Dr. Trevor Chetcuti on September 7, 2026 Balance and vestibular function are getting increasing attention as a useful piece of the puzzle when assessing concussion.
What Makes Scrolling So Hard to Stop Published by Dr. Trevor Chetcuti on September 4, 2026 If you’ve ever opened an app “just for a minute” and looked up twenty minutes later, it’s worth knowing that’s not simply a lack of willpower.
Why Your Brain Treats Balance Like a Threat Published by Dr. Trevor Chetcuti on September 4, 2026 Have you ever noticed that feeling off-balance — even briefly — can feel disproportionately unsettling, almost alarming?